Entertainment pundit Prince Tsegah has revealed he has quit social media after he received death threats from some fans of Shatta Wale due to his criticism of the star.
Shatta Wale himself threatens people all the time so his uncouth fans directing death threats at someone is a regular occurrence and unfortunately, nobody pays for that kind of vagrant behaviour.
The Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) has hit back at rapper Trigmatic, who called their proposal to collect royalties from churches for music they use during service all sorts of names.
Trigmatic said the proposal was lazy, extortion against Christians and an insult to his faith.
The Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) are probably not too happy about Shatta Wale turning their sights on them.
After the ‘dancehall king’ threatened to ‘go haywire’ unless he received his royalties, GHAMRO has responded to say the royalties are there but have not been paid to Shatta because he did not fill out his forms properly.
Shatta Wale, who’s arguably the biggest artiste in the country, has been missing from the biggest music awards night in the country for the past few years due to his feud with organisers Charterhouse.
Shatta Wale has always maintained that his absence from the awards has no effect on him, but entertainment pundit Prince Tsegah begs to differ.
The nomination night for the second Ghana Gospel Industry Awards (GGIA) took place last night in Accra. In attendance were veteran and new gospel musicians as well as members of the awards’ various committees. DSP Kofi Sarpong, Bessa Simons, Carlos Sakyi, Mark Okraku Mantey, Rev Thomas Yawson, Rev Mary Ghansah, Prince Tsegah, Selina Boateng, Lady … Read more
